The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-02
Miss Allie Lovell returned 10 Flint

Enquire at tnlS ONCE.
Mrs. f. r. Wilbur and son spent
Sunday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. N. Ball and mother are in
Ackerville, Wis.,, visiting.
Miss Cora Brown, Of Birmingham,
is guest at Aid. Wiley's.
Miss Netiie Mcpherson, of Detroit,
is visiting Mrs. G. H. Kelsey.
Miss Grace Mead isin Mt. Pleas
ant for weeks stay with sister.
Patronize The TINES job rooms for
all kinds of commercial printing.
Wanted, girl to learn dressmak-
ing. Enquire Of Mrs. A. E. STAN
hope. =.
Fifty to IS cents saved by buying
your boots and shoes at the ooc
Store
Miss Emma Hartbeck, of Detroit,
has been visiting Miss Lucy Lewis
this week.
James Robertson, Of Ionia, passed
Sunday in Owosso with his father,
A. Robertson.
Rev. Geo. Z. Thompson will &C
cupy the Congregational pulpit next
Sunday morning.
Hon. Jacob Estey and Julius Estey,
Of Brattleboro, VT, were in the
city the first of the week.
Sixty.four applicants for teachers
certificates at the examination by the
county board on Friday last.
Every business man should have an
advertisement in THE TIMES. Re-
member we have wide circulation.
Fred ii. Peterson of this city has
sold to AL Sciscler, of East Saginaw,
his trotting horse Harry Clay. Price
$500.
Representative Snow, of Chesaning,
was in Owosso yesterday to defend
Avery Thomas in suit for embezzle
ment. Thomas was discharged.
Mt. Pleasant Tribune: Owosso pro-
poses to have the Toledo, Ann Arbor
& Northern Michigan railroad shops
or break leg or two chasing after
them.
Mr.. c. c. Dewey, Of Cleveland, is
the guest of Justice Baldwin. Mr.. d.
will be remembered as the gentleman
who was sick so long at the home of
Chas. Baldwin.
William Arnold, Durand youth,
has been arrested at Lansing on
charge of passing raised money. 1t
is alleged that he has been in the bus
mess for some time.
Our bright, enterprising, newsy ex-
change, the Flint tri-weekly Globe
has just entered upon the second vol
ume. Bro. Aldrich possesses one of
Michigan's best newspapers.
Lost, small wallet with a piece of
belt lace around it, and containing
$40 in money and several receipts.
Finder will be well rewarded by re-
warded by returningt to e. w. Wilbur.
The Gear shops" committee has
gone to work in earnest. The COM
mittee appointed by the council or
ganized by the election of Jas. H.
Calkins as chairman and A. Lee Will.
liams as secretary.
Mrs. F. H. Clark, Misses Lulu
White, Blanche Mabaney, Ida Durkee
Lois Rigley and Abbie Conant at
Tended a missionary convention of the
Shiawassee Baptist Association at
Vernon, on Wednesday.
A. A. Wood, of Saline, one of the
most extensive dealers in fine wool
sheep in the State, was caller at THE
TINES office, Tuesday. He will soon
'hip two car loads of Merino sheep
rom this point to San Antonio, Tex.
Farmers, remember the county fair
S the place to display the products
Of Shiawassee's soil. There are al
ways strangers there looking for good
arms. Let them see that the soil of
his county is second to none for
-aising good crops.
With this issue of THE TINES we
end out as supplement the pre-
MUM list Of the Shiawassee County
Agricultural Association. We call
he especial attention of our readers
o it. No county fair in Michigan
pliers more liberal premiums.
St. Louis Leader: Owosso voted on
he aad on the proposition to bond
he city for Sa5, 900 to secure the +.
\. A. & N. M. railroad shops, and
AS men voted yes: while only &C
,oted no. This will give that live
title city another big boom-I, 900
additional POP ulation.
Elsie Sun: The vote. in Owosso on
last in regard TO raising a
'onus Of $25, 900 to secure the shops
# the Toledo, Ann Arbor & North
IN Michigan railway, stood 64S for
nd &c against. The people are jub-